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Description
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The second revised edition of the book will be of immense use to nursing students and practitioners to effectively manage the ward. The book, organized into two parts, defines problems, presents solutions and describes the challenges and opportunities in nursing services and public health administration.
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Key Features
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• Provides clear and concise information about current concepts and trends in nursing administration
• Discusses important committees, five year plans and delivery systems including rural network
• Written in a lucid and easy to understand language
• An essential and useful companion for healthcare planners and policymakers
Useful for nursing students, examiners in hospital and public health administrators.
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About the Author
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Prof (Sr) Mary Lucita, Regional Director and Principal, Institute of Nursing Education, School of Medical Education, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala, India.
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New to edition
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• Tenth Five Year Plan
• Health Status and Health Problems
• Health Planning in India.
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TOC
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Part I NURSING ADMINISTRATION: CURRENT
CONCEPTS AND TRENDS
Unit 1: Current Trends and Development
1. Current Trends and Development in Nursing
Administration
Unit 2: Qualities for Nursing Administration
2. Communication: Signifi cance in Nursing
Administration
3. Concept of Decision Making in Nursing
Administration
Unit 3: Role of Administrators at Various Levels
4. Organization and Functions of Nursing Departments
5. Role of Administration in Maintaining Records
and Reports
6. College of Nursing: Faculty Administration
7. Student Administration in the College of Nursing
8. Principles and Practice of Supervision
9. Administration of Nursing Personnel
10. Administration of Curriculum for Nursing
College/School
11. Responsibilities of the Nursing Administrator
Unit 4: Planning and Organizing Nursing Service at
Various Levels
12. Planning and Organizing Nursing Service at Various
Levels—Local, Regional, National and International
Unit 5: Problems, Solutions and Opportunities in
Nursing Service
13. Legal Aspects in Nursing
14. Problems of Health Administration
15. Professional Growth and Need for Continuing
Education
Part II NURSING: SERVICE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION
Unit 6: History and Development
16. Orientation of New Students to Community
Health Nursing
17. Community Health Nursing: Historical
Developments, Current and Future Trends
Unit 7: Committees and Five Year Plans
18. Bhore Committee Report and its Role in Healthcare
Delivery System
19. Healthcare Services in India: Post Independence
Era—Second Five Year Plan
20. Mudhaliar Committee Report: Health Services
thereafter till Third Five Year Plan
21. Fourth Five Year Plan and Kartar Singh Committee
22. Fifth Five Year Plan (Shrivastava Committee Report
and the Rural Health Scheme)
23. Healthcare Services during Sixth to Tenth Five
Year Plans
Unit 8: Health Concepts and Delivery Systems
24. Healthcare Concepts and Delivery Systems
25. Healthcare Planning in India
26. Healthcare Delivery Systems in India
27. Health Status and Health Problems
28. Primary Healthcare and National Health Policy
29. Rural Development
30. Role of Political/Legislative Bodies in Health
Administration at Various Levels
31. Evaluation Aspects of Public Health Programme
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